Pink Floyd

In 1990, Roger Waters staged "The Wall Live" in Berlin, an ambitious concert that celebrated the fall of the Berlin Wall and signified a pivotal moment in his career after parting ways with Pink Floyd. This performance occurred in the context of Waters' ongoing efforts to reclaim his creative identity following the band's split, which was formally realized during the tumultuous late 1980s. Prior to this live recording, Pink Floyd had released "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" in 1987, which marked their return to the studio without Waters, and was followed by "The Division Bell" in 1994, signifying a further evolution of their sound. Waters' Berlin concert featured a star-studded lineup and elaborate stage elements, underscoring both his influence in rock music and the cultural significance of the event as a celebration of freedom and reconciliation in post-Cold War Europe.

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